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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-09-20, Page 5WE HAVE TOE BEST $3.50 SII0E Ili CANADA. iggaimaisteitamtgalp Men's and Youths' Overcoats $7.50 to $ 12.50 Men's new Fall Overcoats in the stripe and check tweed effects (also blank), all sizes 84 to 44 chest. Boys' Suits and Overcoats A lice Girl goes with every one of Crowder's Tailored Suits OR Overcoats lou get the Suit or Overcoat here, and the girl afterwards. If you don't, it's not the fault of the clothes, because they've done all that clothes can do to make you a, winner. Men's and Youths' Suits $7.50 to $15:00 Men' 1 new Fall Suite in all the new tweed and worsted effects, single or double breasted styles, sizes 34 to 4G•ohest. We have just received a large range of styles in Boys' Snits and Overcoats in plain and fancy cloths, for ages 3 to 12 years. Prices . • $3,50 to $7.50 Ask ta see our 20th Century Brand Clothing. Suits and Coats, -• - $14 to $18.50 Oar New Fall Topper Rainproof Coat is Korreot; a!1 sizes $12.00 Trunks, Valises, Suit Cases, ete , at right prices. The R.1-1 CROW DER .Ca TRE WJNG I Ut TINES, SEPTEMBER 20 1906 NEWS FROM OIJR NEIGHBORS Cow gave Butter EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS. What Wideawake locates Correspondents Communroate •- Other Items Clipped From Our Exchanges. TURNDERAT, After a lingering Warless, Mr, James William Linton of this township passed away on Tuesday evening, September llth in his 46th year. Oa the Wednes, day previous an operation was perfor- med, whioh at the time was thought to be successful, bat the patient proved too weak to rally. Deceased was a quiet, jndustroue man and a member of the Presbyterian oharch. He leaves two sisters, two brothers and an aged mother to mourn his demise, The funeral took plane on Thursday afternoon to Wroxeter cemetery, the service being conducted by Rev, L. Perrin. When Long ilreatits Hurt. Yon know that troubles exist whioh need gaiok attention. Proper notion cousins in a vigorous rubbing of the chest and side with Nerviline whioh sinks into the tisanes where the pain is seated, and giver relief in e few minu- tes. No liniment so clean, so strong, so powerful, Results guaranteed with every 25o bottle of Poison's Nerviline. Get it today. TWillgiaffi Fal Fair THURSDAY and FRIDAY September 27 AND 28 Thursday Evening;, September 27tH. The Agricultural Hall will be open and the public are cordially inyited to visit the hall on this evening and see the inside exhibits to good advantage. Admission •--l0 cents. Friday Afternoon, Sept. 28th. Victor's Royal Venetian Band ;Secured at great expense, will give a choice program in front of the Grand Stand. This Band has been playing with great success in the United States, and this is practicaland •is almost lentirely comtheir first posed of soloispearance in stts,naIt is onets og he greateand is st musiosiTorganiza- tions of the day. SPECIAL FEATURES, (Open to Members of the Society or their Children) ROAD HORSE SPEEDING.—Half mile heats, best two in three, ' Horse attached to four -wheeled rig; horses to be owned and driven by a farmer or his son. Conformation, aty.e and soundness considered, $5.00, $3.00, $2.00. BAST WALKING TEAM. --First by Wm. Armour, $2.00, $1,00, Kromer. The Teeswater R, 0, Ohnroh was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wed• nesday morning, Sept, 12th, when Miss Margaret Rd. McKinnon, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus McKinnon, of con 5, Sinless, became the wife of Mr William J. Allen, of Seaforth, late of Luckuow. The knot was tied by Rev, Father Laurendeau, of St. Augustine. The bride was dressed in a blue broad- cloth travelling snit with hat to match. Miss Florence MoKinnon, cousin of the. bride, anted as bridesmaid. The groom was assisted by Mr. Donald McKinnon brother of the bride. After the marri- age ceremony a sumptuous dinner was served at the Vendome House. Mr and Mrs Allen left on the 3.05 train from here for Toronto and Schrieber for a few weeks' trip, after whioh they will make their home in Seaforth where Mr. Allen has a successful implement busi- ness. When WorenSuffer Look out for weakness or disease. See if there is not a sideaohe, headache, rest- lessness and the "blues." These aymp- toms indicate that you need the gentle assistance of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They are women's greatest relief, prevent functional derangements, renew the life of the blood, purify ani clean the sys- tem throughout. No tonic so potent, no results so marked as follow the use of Dr, Hamilton's Pills. Price 25o per box at all dealers. caznoss. Mra. Donald MoLean, of the 1st con. Calms, east, died early Tneeday morn- ing, Sept. 11th, after an illuesa extending over several months. Mrs. MoLean's nediden nates was Elizabeth MoDermott' toad abe was aged 64 years and 4months. Mr. W. T. edoDanald B.A. A.M. S. A. who has been at his home on the 6th lips during the summer, has soured the ap- pointment of Professor of Animal Hus- bandry in the Agricultural College of Oklahoma in the middle Western States. The position which at present commands a salary of $1,500 per year is an enviable one for a young man just out ot College and McDonald is to be congratulated up- on the appointment. GoDEILICH One of the peonliar incidents in marine annals at this port is the mysterious dis- appearance of the schooner Jalia Larson from the entrance of the harbor Satur- day night. The Larson, a small two - masted sohooner of about 200 tons capaci- ty, arrived off here Saturday after noon with a cargo of lumber, consigned to local dealers, but, with the wind blow- ing briskly from off shore, the captain decided to droptanchor and await a tug. Leaving one man aboard, Captein Mit- chell pat off for the harbor in the yawl boat to secure a tug. Returning a few hours later on board the tug Horton, they were unable to locate the schooner, she havidg either slipped or dragged he r anchor, The lonely sailor either fell asleep or made no attempt to attract at- tention by light or other signal, and, with the strong breeze, must have been carried westward at a lively clip. Un- able to locate the vessel in the intense darkness, the tug returned to port to await daylight. No trace of the drift- ing schooner could be found Sunday, BEST LADY DRIVER.—$3.00, $2.00, $L00• although the lake was scoured in. all LADIES' HITCHING RACE.—Horse to be hitched to buggy and driven once directions until darkness set in. around the track. 0,00, $2.00. POTATO RACE.—Competitors to'stand to horse. Four potatoes to be planed 100 - EAST WAWANOSB yatds from starting point. Mount, ride to first potato, dismount, pick up The wedding of Mr Wm. J. McMurraypotato, remount, ride back to starting point, dismount and put potato in pail, and so on with each potato. Horse any side. $3.00, $2.00, of Morris and Miss Mary A. Walsh, of 'EGG RACE. --For children under 15 years. $1,00, 50o, East Wawanosh, took plane on Wednes• day evening ,Sept. 12th at the resalenoe THREE LEGGED RACE: —100 yards, boys under 16 years. $1.00, 50o, 250. of the bride's parents, Rev, W. H. Hart - 'GIRLS' RACE. --100 yards, under le years. $1 00, 50c, 250. ley, of Blyth, officiating. Only the near relatives of the contracting puttee were Present. Sharp atd o'clock the bride, Special Prizes not in List. Township Council will meet in Ethel next Monday. Remember Wingham fall fair next week. Come and hear Victor's Vene- tian Band on Friday, 28th inst. Among those who went to the West last week were John Gaynor, Toni Gay- nor, John Fogel, John fluter, John Sperian, Ben Brandt. nearly all going to CarievaIe, Saskatchewan. The infant daughter of Geo. and Mrs. Werner, died near Saskatoon at the home of her parents, aged 2 menthe and seven days. Mrs. Werner is a daughter of Thos. Stracha5i, formerly Miss Lizzie Strachan. We are sorry to hear of their loss, Mrs. Werner was home about two years ago: leaning on her father's arm, was con - By J. W. Sing, for four best colts sired by Dividend or Adam Bede. $5, $3, $2, $1. ducted to her position beside the groom, ,By D. Irving for three best colts sired by Maxim.. $5,.$3, $2. Prizes not awarded in the parlor, While in the meantime, where parties have not had service of Maxim this year. Mrs. Hartley of Blyth played the wedd- Ry J. T. McPherson, for colts sired by Francesco or Gallant Sturdy. let Prize— ing march. The bride looked graceful Services of either horse free. 2nd Prize --Half price of service of either horse. and was charmingly gowned in pearl 'By W. F. VanStono, for best pair of boon hogs, $3, $2. gray colored eolienae, trimmed with 1By Arohy Paterson, for four beet colts sired by Pride of Morning, $5, $3, $2, $1._. Dream colored all-over lace. After the -.+---e-.-- ceremony, all partook of a very dainty Make your Entries early with the Seoretary. and `tempting wedding supper. The Adtnlssion to Grounds. 250, Cnlldren, 10e: AtehleleS, 25c. bride received a number of beautiful presents which testify to the eateent in _ CONCERT IN E VE] ING. are well known in. the neighborhood, having lived here nearly all their lives, and are among the woo popular Mid respected young people in the oonimuni• samefarm settle i1 on the sty. They will With the parents of the groom in Mortis and their many friends wish them a- long, happy and proaperons married life. The Deaf Made to Rear Deafness because usually due to ca- tarrh, is quite curable. In a tnousand oases this is proved absolutely true. Suc- cess invariably attends the use of Catarrhozone whioh has cured catarrhal deafness of twenty-five years standing. Penetrating through the passages ot the ear the soothing vapor ot Oatarrhozone relieves the inflammation, destroys the seeds of Catarrh and th-reby allows nature to re -assert herself. Try Catarrho• zone yourself, 25c and $1,00 sizes sold by all dealers. mankind would have to Invent milk. Milk Is Na- ture's emulsion—butter put in shape for diges- tion. Cod fiver oil is ex- tremely nourishing, but it has to be emulsified before we can digest it.,; 5 Scott's Emulsion • combines the best oil with the valuable hypo" phosphites so that it is easy to digest and does far more good than the oil alone could. That makes Scott's Emulsion the. most strengthening, nourishing food -- medi- cine in the. world. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists Toronto, Ont. 50c. and $1.00. All druggletai • BRUSSELS. Mr 0. H. Conery's staff of men are bay putting down the new sidewalks on Alexander and Queen streets. Brussels fall fair will be held on Oct. 4111 and 5111. W. 3. Fawcett and W. IL Kerr are away to Montreal where they are attend- ing the General Conference of the Methodist ohuroh, which meets every four years, Alf Baeker has arrived home from an extended and enjoyable visit through llfanitobit, the Northwest Territories, British Columbia and North Dakota. He gained about 20 pounds. Mrs. Bailey and son, Leslie, who have Spent several months at Ilfoosejaw, N. W. T., are expected home this week. We are sorry to hear that the change was not productive of the good expected to thelatter'a health bat we hope he will improve at home. Notice has been given that the suit of Mra. Wm. Wilkinson, 4th line, Morris township, against the East Huron and Grey Branch Agrioultnral Societies, claiming $1000 from each, for damages owing to injury to one of her limbs at last Fall Fair at Brussels is to be tried at Goderich at the Assizes on October 3rd. The Societies will defend the ac- tion. which she is held. The young couple 'VICTOR'S VENETIAN .SAND will give a choiceepr3gram in the Opera Blouse on evening of 28111. They will be leasisted by a high-class lady Soloist, igvening program will be an entire change from afternoon, and dame good solos ` i n•-2fo 35b and GOD. Admis6 0 Will be given. . .4. J. MUii'll'A'r President Plan of Hall at lMo>iibbon's• Deng Store. H. B. ELLIOTT Seo'yTreaenrsr • tions of Whitechurch and Langside t0 the Rev. P. Duncan, of Unionville. The news of the sodden death of Mrs Patrick Troy on Thursday morning last oame as a shock to the people of this locality. While it was known that she had been seriously sick for some time it was eat thought the end was so near. Deceased, whose maiden name was Johanna Flynn, was in her 58rd year. She was a woman held in high esteem by a very large circle of friends and will be very much missed in the community. Her bereaved husband and family of daughters will have the sympathy of the community in their time of sore bereave- ment. The funeral to3k place on Satur- day morning at 9 o'olook to the St. Augustine cemetery and was very large. ly attended. Anotiter Great Discovery. A well known gentleman in Black Bay, Ont., Mr. John Cowan, has dis- covered an absolute specific for rheuma- tism and writes: "I was affected with Sciatica and chronic, Rheumatism which I contracted years ago. The disease had a great hold in my blood, and it se as hard to make any impression on it. Reading of Ferrozone I was convinced of its merit and it's certainly the best I have ever tried. Why it just drove away the rheumatism." Even stiffened old sufferers will experience quick re- sults. The reason le that Ferrozone acts through the blood and thereby destroys the cause of the disease. Price 50c per box at all dealers. Are You Building a Nouse Barn or Fence ? We can save you money on your Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass and Wire. See our goods and get our prices. It will pay you. 13ishop Bali. THE CENTRAL HARDWARE, WINGHAM, ittORDIS. Hear Victor's Royal Venetian Baud at the Winghan fall fair on Friday of next week. There are 40 appeals in the township Clerk's hands for changes and additions to the voters' list. We are sorry to hear Wm McOracken, 4th line, has hardly been as wen as aeri- al. He suffered from something like a sun stroke but we hope he will soon be all right. A. H. Cochrane, of Waterloo, was here for a week's visit. Ile is assistant manager of the Waterlog Manufactur- ing Co. who run out threshing machine outfits. The firm employs 180 hands and their annual payment of wages will run $70,000. The 100 acre farm, 5th line, belonging to Will Lowry, of London, has been sold to Wilson Marks, of Wallace town- ship, Perth Co., who will take possess- ion this Fall. Pride is said to be in the neighborhood of $4.000. Mr, Lowry had the farm rented. vHxrECHIInc . The council met according to adjourn - Many from this district will attend meet, on Sept. 10th, members all pre - the Wingham fall fair ou r`riday of next sent, Reeve in the chair; minutes of last meeting read passed. week. A commumcation was received from Mies Addie Mo0lenaghan has returned Mr. Dudley Holmes respecting a pile of home after a pleasant visit of several stones thrown on the road on the lstline months with her sister, Mrs. Edwin L. by Mr. Chas. Tnrvey. Oa motion of Pelton at San Jose, California. Mr. Youl1 seconded by Mr, Mc0utoheon A unanimous call has been extended the Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. from the united Presbyterian eongtega- Tnrvey that he is required to remove the said donee before let of October next, otherwise the same will be moved at his expense. Accounts were order to be paid as follows:--I?or gravel, Wm. Taylor $2.40; d'. H. Sellers, $10,51; R. Cocker- Iine, $6.40; 1). Sommerville, $10.41; Jno. Mooney, $2 45; Geo. Kerr, $1.84.; 13, Craig, 910; H. Duncan, $2,10; 1). Agar, $5.64; 11,. Johnston, $6,9.4; Jas. Golley, $2 24; Jas. Sherrie, $1.81; Jno, Barr, $2.82; Enos Crich $1,92; Jaa..Riehmond, putting in culvert, $7 75; Isaac Brown, Dement tile, $141,05; 14. Richmond pat- ting in onlvert, $9.00; 030. Johnston, bnildiag guard fence, $9.30; Did & Stewart, lumber. $17.73, W.II. Kerr, Ellison drain by-lanr, $26,00; Wm. Breckenridge, drawing tile and putting in culvert, $5.75; Wna. 'Taylor, putting in cement tile, $12,06; A, Button, re- pairing hill, $11,110; Corporation of Grey, Lamont drain suit, $915 93; R. Shedden, gravelling on oenttii sideline $20.09; E. Irvine, repairing culvert, $2.00; E. Me - Established z$79, Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis Cough, Up, Asthma, Diphtheria Crasotono in a booft to Abthneatt5n t'nvsotrliv. U n long esiabt(abed and standard remedy for the diseases indle,ted, It cores because the air int - demi strongly ent(tept:e la carried over the disented ear. faces of the bronchial tabes Yeah every breath, siring prolon:ed and eon;tent treatment. Those of 1i contrition. Ws tendency. or sarcrere from chronic bronchitis, (stud immediate rellof fruaa cagily or inflamed eanalUons of tho threat. Sopo•Cresolone is sold by drogg:sts or sent pro. paid on re.etpt of price. At L'tpo•Ctatoleae out• tit Including n bottle of Cresotene tl.:d. Send for free iitnstrated booklet. Ltonso liars ro.. 1,13., Agents, ts3 St..tamee et.. 'Montreal. Canada.. lot FOR $ AMER, We have a mist e3mplete and varied line of Waist Sets, Gold and Silver Bros► ehe3, A coxiplete line of Enameled. and Sterling Silver Souvenir Jewelery "3'ino watch and jewalery repairing promptly at- tended. to. KAISER, the Jeweler Winnipeg Souris: Brandon Moosomin Arcola Estevan HARVESTERS' EXCURSIONS TO THE NORTH-WEST GOING ISI G SEPT. 11, good to return nulla 90 NOV..12, 6 VV v` SEPT. 25, good to return until NOV. 26, 1906 • • •a • • • et tot RETURN FARES FROM YOUR NEAREST STATION: $32.00 33.50 33.85 34.20 34.60 36.00 Yarkton - Regina - Moose Jaw - Strassburg - Saskatoon - Prince Albert $35.0Q 35.75 • 38.00 • 35.25 ▪ 37.25 38.00 North Battleford Macleod - Calgary - - Red Deer - Stettier Edmonton $30.80 40.00 40.60 41.60 42.50 For rates to other points, booklet and lull particulars. see nearest Canadian Paeilte Anew, or write C. B. FOSTER. D.P.A., C.P.R., 71 YONGE STREET, TORONTO. NEW Fall Millinery MISS BOYD announces to the ladle; of this vicinity that on and after TUESDAY, SEPT. 25th she will have on displa a complete stock of Ladiesflats in the leading shapes and styles for the Doming Fall and Wintef wear. The materials have all been carefully selected and are of the best. Also, the newest novelties in millinery will be shown, and the ladies are invited to call. Your orders will receive our best at- tention, Thanking my many customers for past favors, and soliciting your further pat- ronage. Miss Boyd. Laughlin, damages $1.00; J. Smith, balance on gravel, 75c. On motion of Messrs Kelly and Camp- bell the Reeve and Treasurer were in- strnotei 10 borrow $1000 to meet current expenses, Theoounoil then adjourned to meet again on the 15th day of Octo- bet next at 10 o'clock a, m. W. Cu.Aex, Clerk. The Ottawa exhibition closed Satur- day night. The total receipts were $26,414, $1600 less than last year. In the matter of funerals, Christians could with advantage imitate the cus- tom of the Jeers, A Jewish funeral is characterized by good sense and good. taste. There is very little difference be - tenon the arrangements for the funeral of a Jewish millionaire and that of a poor Jen. In both Wages the body, wrapped in is clean sheet, ib deposited in a plain wooden casket and all the Tuner - arrangements are marked by absence of dieplay. They are all the more im- pressive because of their simplicity. No 3e* feels that he honors the belodred dead by lavishing us dem; expenditure on clay which is soon "to be resolved to edtth again." Miss Macpherson wishes to announce to the ladies of Wingbam and vicinity that she will be ready to show a fall stock of all the latest styles in DRESS HATS also Ready - to - Wear, t, • . er with a fall line of F, . cy and Plain Ribbons, Wi' ,s, Birds, Feathers, etc., et ou TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 and following days. She ex- tends a cordial invitation to alt to come and inspect the stock. I thank the ladies for past favors and hope for further patrona,,;e. MISS MACEHEJtSON. In 1899 the number of automobiles in France was 1,672; in 1905 it was 21,524. Malaria used to kill 15,000 persons a year in Italy. In 1902 State quinine was introduced, a d last yeat the mortality' fell to 7,835. Mrs. Barbara Cochrane of Dundas was killed by a fall from her bedroom: window while walking in her sleep. Two Tara hotelkeepers were fined to r soiling liquor withont license, and the y forthwith closed their premised 10 fhb public. Dear other Your 11015 Ones ate a const. • 'care its Fall anti ' Hetet weethe , will catch colt i) •: you• about S iloh's Commotion u e Lung Tonle. and what itS Or se many? 1st it Had to be the only reliable temedy for all disctues, of the air passages in children. It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to talc. hhguaraateed toture or your, money is returned. The price is 25c. per bottle„ and oat dealers in medicine teal 3t4 I L01-11 This remedy 111011 11* in t